Sargassum blooms threaten our beaches, economy and way of life — and it’s time to call out global polluters | Opinion ...

Explore the impact of Sargassum on Caribbean beaches and coastal areas as record levels disrupt resorts this summer.

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Seaweed Greens has discovered how to remove pollutants from sargassum to make organic fertilizer and other environmentally ...

As Sargassum levels surge to unprecedented amounts across parts of the Atlantic basin, some beaches in the Caribbean have already been overwhelmed by the thick, unsightly seaweed.

Why scientists are concerned over the record amount of seaweed in the Caribbean Sargassum could soon be rotting and stinking up Florida beaches.

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A record amount of sargassum piled up across the Caribbean and nearby areas in May, and more is expected this month, according to a new report. The brown prickly ...

Every year, Caribbean islands and Mexican coasts are inundated with 30–40 million tons of floating sargassum seaweed washing ashore.

Each year, between March and October, large amounts of brown seaweed called sargassum wash up on the shores of Caribbean islands—choking beaches, damaging marine life and threatening tourism and ...

Sargassum seaweed is a problem throughout the Caribbean. But scientists have plans to transform it into a source of renewable energy and other opportunities.